Catchmaster Clothes Moth Traps, 6-Pack Odorless Pheromone Glue Traps

Catchmaster Clothes Moth Traps are a six-pack of odorless pheromone glue traps designed to catch male clothes moths and help interrupt their breeding cycle around stored textiles.

• Six traps in each pack — place them around different areas where natural-fiber items are stored.
• Odorless female pheromones embedded in sticky glue — attract male clothes moths to the trap.
• Targets casemaking and webbing moths — covers the two clothes moth species that feed on natural fibers.
• Extra-large sticky traps with a printed monitor grid — hold more moths per trap and make activity easier to see.
• Hanging and placement options for closets, drawers, attics and carpet edges — position traps near stored textiles.
• Catchmaster has supplied professional pest control since 1977 — brings its pheromone trap design into the home, with families and pets in mind.

Clothes moths can damage natural-fiber belongings while they are stored away, including wool sweaters, rugs and heirloom textiles. Catchmaster traps are made for use where those items rest, from everyday wardrobes to seasonal storage. Their odorless pheromone approach attracts male moths to a sticky surface, helping address moth activity without adding a scented trap to a closet or dresser.

How do Catchmaster Clothes Moth Traps work?

Catchmaster Clothes Moth Traps use PheroGuard Technology: odorless female pheromones are embedded in the glue to attract male clothes moths, which become caught on the sticky surface. Catching males is designed to help interrupt the breeding cycle; the product’s stated mechanism is that trapped males mean fewer eggs, fewer larvae and fewer holes in wool and silk. The pheromones are part of the trap, so there is no separate lure to position.

• The trap uses pheromones together with sticky glue.
• Its target is male clothes moths.
• The pheromone lure is odorless.

Which clothes moths and textiles are these traps for?

These traps target casemaking moths and webbing moths, the two clothes moth species that feed on natural fibers. Place them near wool, sweaters, rugs and heirloom textiles in storage areas where moth activity matters. The same trap design can be used in closets, dressers and around carpets, making it suitable for several parts of a home where natural-fiber belongings are kept.

• Use them near clothing and textiles made from natural fibers.
• They are intended for both casemaking and webbing clothes moths.

Where can I place the traps?

Position Catchmaster Clothes Moth Traps wherever natural fibers are stored or moth activity is being monitored. The hanging format can go on a bedroom or coat closet rod; other suggested placements include dresser drawers, a wardrobe, under-bed storage and attic boxes. Traps can also be placed along rug and carpet edges. For a large closet or attic, add traps to cover the larger area.

• Hang one in a closet or place one in a dresser or wardrobe.
• Use them near under-bed storage, attic boxes, rugs or carpet edges.
• Add traps when covering a large closet or attic.

How do I monitor activity and know when to replace a trap?

Check the printed grid on each extra-large glue trap to see moth activity at a glance. Replace a trap when moths cover 50% of the grid, or three months after opening the foil, whichever replacement point applies. The extra-large sticky surface holds more moths per trap, while the grid gives you a visible reference for monitoring the catch.

• Replace at 50% grid coverage.
• Replace three months after opening the foil.

Catchmaster has supplied professional pest control since 1977, and these odorless pheromone traps bring that trap approach to home textile storage. They are designed with families and pets in mind. The six-pack suits households monitoring moths around wool clothing, rugs and other natural-fiber belongings, with a grid for checking activity and clear replacement points for ongoing use.